Abraham Lincoln, Union and Liberty Graphic Paper Lapel Badge, 1864

In brilliant color, a paper lapel badge for the reelection of Abraham Lincoln. It features a beardless, oval portrait of the president next to Lady Liberty. Above, it has the slogan Union and Liberty. Underneath it reads, For President Abram Lincoln. The same slogan and portrait were used in the 1860 election as well.

Condition:

Very good condition, some minor cases of soiling or a printer's error on the right side. Some minor toning of the paper.

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